If your widget has a window (ie. not a label or other simple widget), you
should be able to look at the pointer attribute of its GdkWindow:
x,y = widget.get_window().pointer
This will be relative to the window's top left corner. That is, if the
pointer is above the window, a negative y value will be returned.
James.
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On Tue, 2 Nov 1999, Rob Hodges wrote:
> Is it possible to obtain the pointer position with pygtk, regardless
> of whether it's inside your window or not? The only app I could think
> of that does this is XEyes, which I find upon investigation uses
> XQueryPointer from Xlib -- is there some kind of analogue/wrapper to
> this function in gtk?
>
> Thanks,
> -Rob
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